Primary flavour of your personality
If people around you find you salt, then salt is the most important flavour of your personality. It determines your first impression and says a lot about your strengths and weaknesses, the work that suits you and the dynamics of your relationships.
But you are more than just salt. People who know you better often experience one or two extra aftertastes when they meet you. The aftertaste can vary from person to person. It is the combination of flavours that makes your personality unique.

Impact of salt
The influence you have with the salt flavour layer of your personality is: empowering and strong. People experience the same feeling with you as when eating: sea salt, black olives, chips, salted fish, pretzels, samphire, sea lavender, oysters, herring and cold cuts such as ham and bacon. Salt is a flavour enhancer. It lifts other flavours. Salt can be overpowering, so dosage is important.

Strengths of a salty personality
Does your personality taste salty? Then you are: energetic and action-oriented, inspiring and motivating, goal-oriented and decisive.

Weaknesses of a salty personality
You can also be too salty. Then you are: dominant, pushy and demanding, no attention to emotions.

Typical salty statement
A typical statement could be: “Action! We have to do something now.”

Indispensable
With your qualities, you are indispensable in: quick action and leading new projects.

Salty professions
Entrepreneur, leader, sales professional, politician, artist/performer, sports coach/trainer, project manager, teacher/professor.

Salty work culture
You like dynamic and energetic working environments where creativity, entrepreneurship and purpose are stimulated. High degree of autonomy and room for innovation.

What do you look for in love?
– Dynamism and excitement: energy, adventure and action.
– Support and appreciation: proud of ambitions and hard work.
– Balance between action and rest: relaxation after hard work.
– Strong emotional connection: dream team.
– Direct and honest communication: transparent.
– Common goals and challenges.
– Self-confidence and independence.

How to deal with others?
Stay true to yourself and tune in to the other personality.

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